What Is to Be Done 2.0: Some Notes on Theatre in a Time of Climate Crisis
What will it take to change our ways before climate crisis makes such change impossible? We can start by using one of the greatest human inventions: story.
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What will it take to change our ways before climate crisis makes such change impossible? We can start by using one of the greatest human inventions: story.
In tackling Eric Bogosian’s multi-character show ‘Drinking in America’ as his first stage performance in 15 years, the Bronx-born actor is making a defiant return to his roots.
This month Brian talks to the ‘Fat Ham’ playwright about the art-loving family he came from and the communities he’s found in theatre and in Philly.
3 years after shutdown, despite some encouraging signs, most U.S. theatres are struggling to get audiences to commit.
Two in-demand directors of new plays meet to discuss their current projects and the state of the field.
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An experienced Boston director, she’ll take the reins from interim leader Paula Plum.
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After leading the flagship TYA theatre for 27 years, he’ll step down at the end of June.